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Morning Star
SOUTHWELL ROAD
 CHURCH STREET		 NEW LAKENHAM BEERHOUSE
later FULL LICENCE		 See CASK & KEG
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 - PS 1/842 (1867 - 1965)
HENRY UPTON Owner 1896
BULLARDS  
WATNEY MANN from 1967
NORWICH BREWERY  
BRENT WALKER Transferred from Grand Metropolitan March 1988
Licensees :
   
JOHN MAYES 1869 - 1883
Friday 12th February 1869 - Fine of £5 for assaulting police-constable Meale in the course of his duty.
See below.
HARRY ROBERT JARMY
Died 1896		 by 1888
LYDIA JARMY 24.03.1896
WILLIAM GEORGE SEAMAN 10.08.1897
CHARLES DANIELS 06.04.1903
WILLIAM ALDENS 08.05.1906
ARTHUR WILLIAM FORDER 23.05.1933
RUTH FORDER 14.07.1942
WILLIAM FRED FORDER 20.11.1956
WILLIAM HARRY DUFFIELD 20.08.1957
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CAROLYN WILLIAMS
& Anthony Swift, manager		 08.1988
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VIVIEN HUGHES by 08.1992
TERRENCE DOWSON by 03.1989

The worse for drink, Mr. Mayes had pulled the whiskers of the police constable as he was being taken into custody. A quantity of hair was produced in court having been recovered, it was claimed, after the assault. However Inspector Sharp swore that Meale had not presented the whiskers to him as evidence, whereas Sergeant Kirk swore that he had. Constables Middleton and Waites gave differing accounts of the language used in the arrest.
The Bench agreed that constable Meales had acted with great forbearance and they strongly recommended him for promotion.
 The Morning Star - 1984
1984

Address as Little Cherry Street in 1867.
54 Southwell Road in 1901
92 Southwell Road in 1904, 1912, 1925 & 1937
2 Southwell Road in 1954, 1956 & 1973

On Tuesday 23rd August 1870 John Mayes applied to the magistrates for a full licence. It was peremptorily refused since at some time previous the applicant had brutally assaulted a policeman and it was a wonder he had not been killed.

Full licence transferred from the RAILWAY STORES 01.04.1959.

Described as one of Brent Walkers newly acquired pubs in September 1988 when the new licensee, Carolyn Williams had recently become licensee. Then 22 years old she was thought to be the youngest licensee in Norwich and one of the youngest in England.

Acquired by Inn Care by March 1989, a company with 15 public houses.

Became the CASK & KEG from December 21st 1994.
  The Norwich Pub Survey of 1986, compiled by the Norwich Society, in association with Norwich City Council, assessed the house:-  
 
Approx date of building Listed Quality Pre-war fittings surviving
External Internal
18th C and modern No 3 2 No
Windows and doors of the inter-war period have drastically altered the appearance of this building which may be in origin one of the few remaining late 18th C / 19th C buildings left in this area.
Two bars and hatch in vestibule for `off sales' department.
Public bas has small inset bar counter with wood grained melamine top, matching tables, lino floor, leatherette benches.
Lounge bar : Small inset bar counter, melamine top, padded leatherette front. Melamine tables, carpet, wood grained melamine dado.
Bar counters interconnecting arranged around central triangular shaped core.